Summary

Condition Based Maintenance (CBM) is used to actively monitor the health of the machines or components in order to optimize operating costs and determine maintenance needs. Typical maintenance strategies can each be costly in different ways, but CBM seeks to reduce operating costs and increase safety by optimizing the interval between maintenance and minimizing the system downtime. Moreover CBM continuously evaluates. We have new diagnostic techniques or improved solutions of existing ones. As a part of Industry 4.0 we talk also about big data, IoT, pattern based automatic diagnostics, AI and machine learning, etc. We have also new strategies of predictive or prescriptive maintenance.. But is all that enough to be really reliable?

Learning Takeaways:

1. The many factors that affect the reliability of a plant

2. Total Reliability

About the Presenter

Pawel is EU Predictive Maintenance SME and Reliability Lead North-Central Europe II in a food industry company. He has 10 years of experience in maintenance and reliability engineering. Pawel holds a master’s degree in Automatic Control & Robotics and postgraduate in Accounting & Financial Management and Project Management. He is certified ultrasound and vibration analyst with practical experience in IR, motion amplification, MCE and tribology. He has also high interest in Industry 4.0, new technologies and big data management. For his work and contribution to the maintenance, reliability and physical asset management profession he received many corporate and industrial awards Rising Leader CMRP of the Year 2017 including.